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[2 Sep 2010 | No Comment | 259 views]
Time to Wash My Hair Me Thinks. More Often!

Esp now that it’s at that stage wherein it needs a little extra love and attention. Think dry ends. Gah. What can I say? Growing my hair long has its draw backs. It’s a whole lot more fussy to keep and *I* hate fuss. Meh. Puzzles me why I even bother. I guess, I’m still hoping that I’ll get around to taking better care of it esp since that length equates to more hair styling possibilities (or so I tell myself). Short hair is arguably a whole lot more easier …

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[21 Aug 2010 | One Comment | 971 views]
Dove Original Anti-Perspirant Deodorant

Personal hygiene is important. Growing up, esp once you hit puberty, you’ll be mindful of some of the things you use in keeping it well-maintained. Of course, since you hardly know which ones truly work and you can only rely on what your mum or sister or friend (or, worse, some tv advert you’d come across) to tell you what you ought to use.
And then there are beauty blogs which can dish out features (hopefully, not paid!) and reviews. This time around, reading up on the things before purchasing will …

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[8 Aug 2010 | No Comment | 1,730 views]
Nutriganics Smoothing Serum, The Body Shop

For the past few months, I’ve grown lax in the skincare department. I know there’s no possible excuse but truth be told, I’m simply too tired to be bothered with nightly rituals esp whenever I come home in the wee hours of the morning after spending a good 12-14 hours at work. Not only has this schedule killed my social life, it also has become one of the main reasons why my skin’s suffering. Looking at the puffiness which has somewhat permanently resided under my eyes is catastrophic. Gah.
I …

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[8 Aug 2010 | 2 Comments | 1,592 views]
Colouring Past the Lines, An FOTD

As children, our first venture into exploring creativity is holding onto that first box of crayons and a stack of papers our parents may have let us have. Moving onto the first day in primary, we’d always have an activity to experiment with colours then shifted to using different mediums as we move up each level. Big crayons, small crayons, coloured chalks, colour pencils, water colour and the list goes on.
And then there was structure. From tree trunks in brown, grass in green, skies in blue, flowers in red and …

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[22 Jul 2010 | 6 Comments | 1,605 views]
A Week With No Mirrors: Day 5, 6 and 7

A Week With No Mirrors! Yes, the latest Dove campaign, the 7-Day No Mirror Challenge.
It’s over. I’ve done it. I survived.
Amazing, isn’t it?
At some point, 7 days seemed long. Twas probably right before I accepted the challenge but now that it’s over, it feels like I breezed through the entire thing and is left wanting for more. Ha. Odd. I reckon the joy of discovery overwhelmed me, video editing in particular (I heart iMovie).
The week certainly was composed of good and bad things all balanced out. Sick days (Day 6 …

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[21 Jul 2010 | 7 Comments | 1,595 views]
A Week With No Mirrors: Day 3 and 4

Two of the more busier days of my week. One is a Friday, the day when all my energy is sapped up by meetings and reports. And the Saturday that brought my feet to the grounds of the Mt Pinatubo Crater.
Day 3 started out like any other Friday except there’s an added skip to my step since I was quite excited about the trip I’ll be taking the following day. Did most of the packing this day so I’d be ready to pick it up as soon as I …

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[20 Jul 2010 | 7 Comments | 1,611 views]
A Week With No Mirrors: Day 1 and 2

When was the last time you’ve seen your reflection in the mirror?
Frankly, had I not been offered the role of ambassador to Dove’s latest campaign, I wouldn’t really volunteer to spend a week without looking at the mirror. Mirrors are already part of my daily routine. It’s not due to some narcissistic disorder but just your regular practical use. I need it for brushing my teeth and washing my face; for makeup application, hair style and final check of the chosen outfit for the day. I do have to …

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[25 Nov 2009 | 3 Comments | 1,421 views]
Skincare Experiments: ANEW Rejuvenate and BIODROGA

It’s not something I’d recommend you do but, yea, I do tend to try out a lot of skincare products and have gone through countless bottles, tubes and pots for the past, er, decade or so. I’ve had my fair share of bad choices and rare finds. There’s joy in the journey though it sometimes can be a bit awkward to switch esp when you’ve grown used to (and actually love) the one you’re currently using.
But it’s been a long road of discovery after discovery. Though I have loved, I …

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[16 Nov 2009 | 7 Comments | 3,381 views]
MAC Mineralize SatinFinish Foundation in NC30

Because I fell in love with the MAC face powder (MAC Mineralize SkinFinish Natural) which I recently bought, I decided to buy the foundation under the same Mineralize line, the MAC Mineralize SatinFinish Foundation, since I’m in the market to get a new bottle of liquid makeup anyway.
Again, I’m still not used to folks telling me that I ought to get certain makeup in shades lighter than I’m used to. I do know that MAC in 30 (shade) will work well with my skin tone and I have to …

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[10 Nov 2009 | 7 Comments | 1,592 views]
Dove Pro Age Beauty Cream Bar

I’ve heard mixed reactions when it comes to using Dove soaps. Some say that it’s hard to rinse off and others rave about how it helps moisturise their skin. If you’re going to ask me, I belong to the group that falls under the latter. Though I can appreciate the squeaky clean effect of other soaps, I prefer the after-shower feel that I get from Dove. It’s true. It does help moisturise my skin and that weighs a lot.
So, yea. I’ve been a Dove user for a good half a …